January 22, 1979 | Larry Keith
Big Ten teams, which had knocked off nonleague foes at a record rate, turned on each other. No. 1 Michigan State and No. 4 Illinois were the big victims
January 22, 1979 | Pat Putnam
He was behind on points after 13 rounds, and when WBC world welterweight champ Carlos Palomino swung into his celebrated fast finish, it turned out to be too little and too late to stop the foxy...
January 22, 1979 | Dan Jenkins
The tour opened in a new place at a new time, but John Mahaffey, who held off a charge by Lee Trevino, picked up where he left off
January 22, 1979 | E. M. Swift
The fastest draw in hockey belongs to New York's Mike Bossy, who already has 35 goals
January 22, 1979 | Joe Marshall
Often plagued by clunker games, the Super Bowl offers a super showdown as the favored Pittsburgh Steelers play Dallas in XIII
January 22, 1979
Will it be curtains for Dallas? Or will it be Doomsday for Pittsburgh? Dan Jenkins answers all questions when he reports on the hostilities as the Cowboys seek their second straight Super Bowl...
January 22, 1979 | Robert F. Jones
Cowboys Charlie Waters and Cliff Harris can't quite forget Steeler Lynn Swann, not after what he did to them in Super Bowl X
January 22, 1979 | William Oscar Johnson
The dramatic deal in which Pete Rose moved from the Cincinnati Reds to the Philadelphia Phillies is still sending ripples through baseball, from the hot stove to the bank vault. The transaction...
January 22, 1979 | Kelso F. Sutton
It is only a slight exaggeration to say that this magazine might well not come out every week were it not for Ann Callahan.
January 22, 1979 | Bruce Newman
Now that Sly Williams is showing up for every game, Rhody is hardly little
January 22, 1979 | Herman Weiskopf
EAST
January 22, 1979 | Herman Weiskopf
LAWRENCE BUTLER: Idaho State's guard had 72 points (he's averaging 28), sealed a 78-77 win over Colorado State with a late shot and steal, and did in Boise State 81-78 by scoring 15 of the...
January 22, 1979 | Anita Verschoth
Renaldo Nehemiah keeps bettering his indoor hurdling world record, but what he really hungers for is the outdoor mark, which he figures to shatter this summer
January 22, 1979 | Curry Kirkpatrick
Young John McEnroe outlasted Arthur Ashe to win the Masters after Jimmy Connors retired with a blistered toe
January 22, 1979 | John Papanek
Lloyd Free, Philly's gift to San Diego, is the most spectacular show in town
January 22, 1979 | Sam Moses
Ron Guidry, the Cajun with the shotgun left arm, mowed down American League hitters last season. Now he's back home by the bayou, trying to be just another Guidry
January 22, 1979
4—Evelyn Floret-Black Star12, 13—Rich Clarkson14, 15—Heinz Kluetmeier38—Tony Triolo43—Lane Stewart48—George Tiedemann52—Manny Millan56—Mike Maple60, 61—Shelly Katz-Black Star62—James Drake66,...
January 22, 1979
KAREN STEVENSONWASHINGTON, D.C.Stevenson, a senior at North Carolina who has been named a Rhodes scholar, holds nine school track records for women, most notably the 60-yard hurdles (8.3),...
January 22, 1979
PRO BASKETBALL—The week featured an unusual number of outstanding individual performances. San Antonio's George Gervin, the NBA's top scorer with a 29.5-point average, poured in 52 points in a...
January 22, 1979 | Edited by Gay Flood
NO. 1Sir:Your article on Alabama's victory in the Sugar Bowl (The Rising of the Tide, Jan. 8) was great, and the cover picture was one of the best ever taken. But the final UPI ratings—USC No. 1,...
January 22, 1979 | Edited by Sarah Pileggi
SPLIT DECISION
January 22, 1979 | Edited by Sarah Pileggi
•Jack Lambert, Pittsburgh Steeler linebacker, on Craig Morton: "I kind of like Craig Morton. I think he's an overachiever. The reason I like him, though, is because he can't run out of the pocket."